الشرعية السياسية وأثرها على الاستقرار السياسي في دول المغرب العربي

Abstract EN

The study seeks to track the evolution of the issue of the political legitimacy of the Maghreb political systems in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia, and how their various sources of legitimacy have influenced political stability and the persistence of these regimes, with a focus on comparing the evolution of their regimes and exploring common rules and differences, and how they have experienced problems and difficulties in sustaining and stabilizing them by diversifying their sources of political legitimacy.

In order to answer this problematic, the study assumed three hypotheses centered on the increasing resort of the Maghreb political systems to diversify the use of different sources of political legitimacy whenever traditional sources are eroded in order to maintain their continuity and stability, and to test this problematic, the study used a number of approaches and theoretical approaches that help to reach scientific results.

Finally, the study concluded that most of the sources of legitimacy used by the Maghreb political regimes have failed to maintain their stability, Except for the legitimacy of the democratic transition, which has been relatively successful in Tunisia and needs to be further consolidated.